Two girls’ schools blown up in Peshawar
PESHAWAR: The Taliban on Wednesday blew up two more girls’ schools in the provincial capital amid a security operation against the terrorists in the bordering area of FR Peshawar, police
PESHAWAR: The Taliban on Wednesday blew up two more girls’ schools in the provincial capital amid a security operation against the terrorists in the bordering area of FR Peshawar, police
By Khursheed Hyder KARACHI: A woman’s search for her child, who disappeared during the war in Bosnia, takes her to Germany when she discovers, 10 years later, that she is
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Thursday expressed grief and sorrow over the death of former Business Recorder executive editor M Abul Akhyar. Appreciating the services of the
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Thursday asked a private television anchor to submit a recording, along with transcripts, of a talk show which alleged that thousands of containers containing prohibited
THE media has historically proved to be a multiplier of ideas for social change if we study global examples. Likewise the media in Pakistan can play a major role both
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information & Broadcasting Qamar Zaman Kaira on Tuesday said that all issues related to journalist community have been resolved amicably. Talking to the newsmen outside the
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